Review discusses heavy processing as a concept bridging research and technology, critiquing current systems to support alternative publics.
In Heavy Processing, T.L. Cowan and Jas Rault offer "heavy processing" as a guiding concept that occupies the space between research method and information technology. Adopting a Trans-Feminist and Queer (TFQ) framework, they critique dominant institutional and informational systems while proposing alternative infrastructures for fostering intimate and accountable TFQ artistic, activist, and scholarly publics.
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